A bluish-grey metal used for galvanizing iron is mixed with an aqueous solution of a substance B. On warming the contents, a gas C and a salt D are produced. C burns with a pop sound. In salt D, the metal is a part of the negative ion. Identify B and D. Write the balanced chemical equation.
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- to protect iron articles a layer of zinc or chromium is plated over them this is called galvanization.
- the substance B is water because water becomes more acidic when temperature is increased.
- and acids react with metal to form hydrogen gas and salt.
- C is the hydrogen gas which burns with a pop sound
- D is the salt of the metal dipped in the acid.
- let's assume the bluish-grey metal used for galvanizing iron is Zinc
- aqueous solution of a substance B to be Water
- On warming the contents, a gas C and salt D hydrogen gas and zinc hydroxide respectively.
the balanced reaction of above story is given below:-
Zn + 2H2O ----→ Zn(OH)2 + H2
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